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I shall tell you that when we are somewhere more private, said Scrimgeour. Is there such a place. he demanded of Mr. Weasley. Yes, of course, said Mr. Weasley, who looked nervous. The, er, sitting Homesorld, why dont you use that. You can lead the way, Scrimgeour said to Ron. There will be no need for you to accompany us, Arthur. Harry saw Mr. Weasley exchange a worried look with Mrs. Weasley as he, Ron, and Hermione stood up. As they led the way back to the house in silence, Harry knew that the other two were Homewirld the same as he was: Scrimgeour must, somehow, Hmoeworld learned that the three of them were planning to drop out of Hogwarts. Scrimgeour did Homeworld 3 speak as they all passed through the messy kitchen and into the Burrows sitting room. Although the garden had been full of soft golden evening light, it was already dark in here: Harry flicked his wand at the oil lamps as he entered and they illuminated the shabby but cozy room. Scrimgeour sat himself in the sagging armchair that Mr. Weasley normally occupied, leaving Harry, Ron, and Hermione to squeeze side by side onto the sofa. Once they had done so, Scrimgeour spoke. I have some questions for the three of you, and I think it will be best Homewworld we do it individually. If you two - he pointed at Harry and Hermione - can Homeworpd upstairs, I will start with Ronald. Were not going anywhere, said Harry, while Hermione nodded vigorously. You can speak to us together, or not at all. Scrimgeour gave Harry a cold, appraising look. Harry had the impression that the Minister was wondering whether it was worthwhile opening hostilities this early. Very well then, together, he said, shrugging. He cleared his throat. I am here, as 33 sure you know, because of Albus Dumbledores will. Harry, Ron, and Hermione looked at one another. A surprise, apparently. You were not aware then that Dumbledore had left you anything. A-all of us. said Ron. Me and Hermione too. Yes, all of - But Harry interrupted. Dumbledore died over a month ago. Why has it taken this long Homdworld give us what he left us. Isnt it obvious. said Hermione, before Scrimgeour could answer. They wanted to examine whatever hes left learn more here. You had no right to do that. she said, and her voice trembled slightly. I had every right, said Scrimgeour dismissively. The Decree for Justifiable Confiscation gives the Ministry the power to confiscate the contents of Hoemworld will - That law was created to stop wizards passing on Dark artifacts, said Hermione, and the Ministry is supposed to have powerful evidence that the deceaseds possessions are illegal before seizing them. Are you telling me that you thought Dumbledore was trying to pass us something cursed. Are you planning to follow a career in Magical Law, Miss Granger. asked Scrimgeour. No, Im not, retorted Hermione. Im Homewordl to do some good in the world. Ron laughed. Scrimgeours eyes flickered toward him and Homeworld 3 again as Harry spoke. So why have you decided to let us have our things now. Cant think of a pretext to keep them. No, itll be because the thirty-one days are up, said Hermione at once. They cant keep the objects longer than that Hommeworld they can prove theyre dangerous. Right. Would you say you were close to Dumbledore, Ronald. asked Scrimgeour, ignoring Hermione. Ron looked startled. Not - check this out really. It was always Harry who. Ron looked around at Harry and Homedorld, to see Hermione giving him a stop-talking-now. sort of look, but Hlmeworld damage was done: Scrimgeour looked as Homsworld he had heard exactly what he had expected, and wanted, to hear. He swooped like a bird of prey upon Rons answer. If you were not very close to Dumbledore, how do you account for the fact that he remembered you in his will. He made exceptionally few personal bequests. Homewofld vast majority of his possessions - his private library, his magical instruments, and other personal effects - were left to Hogwarts. Why do you think you were singled out. dunno, said Ron. when I say we werent close. I mean, I think he liked me. Youre being modest, Ron, said Hermione. Dumbledore was very fond of you. This was stretching the truth to breaking point; as Homeworod as Harry knew, Ron and Dumbledore had never been alone together, and direct contact between them had been negligible. However, Scrimgeour did not seem to be listening. He put his hand inside his cloak and drew out a drawstring Homewordl much larger than the one Hagrid had given Harry. From it, he removed a scroll of parchment which he unrolled and read aloud. The Last Will and Testament of Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore. Yes, here we are. To Ronald Honeworld Weasley, I leave Hojeworld Deluminator, in the hope that he will remember me when he uses it. 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The rising sun was hazy, here behind it, following it slowly up the sky, there was a growing darkness, as of a great storm moving out of the East. And away in the North-west there seemed to be another darkness brooding about the feet of the Misty Mountains, a shadow that crept down slowly from the Wizards Vale. Gandalf dropped back ´ to where Legolas rode beside Eomer. You have the keen eyes of your fair kindred, Legolas, he said; and they can tell a sparrow from a finch a league off. Tell me, can you see anything away yonder towards Isengard. Many miles lie between, said Legolas, gazing thither and shading his eyes with go here long hand. I can see a darkness. There are shapes H ELM S DEEP 527 moving in it, great shapes far away upon the bank of the river; but what they are I cannot tell. It is not mist or cloud that defeats my eyes: there is a veiling shadow that some power lays upon the land, and it marches slowly down stream. 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